How are AMH and stress related?

The provided context does not contain any direct information on the relationship between AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone) and stress. In general scientific knowledge, AMH is a marker of ovarian reserve in women. Chronic stress may influence gonadotropin secretion via the HPA axis and potentially lower AMH levels. However, the evidence is mixed: some cross-sectional studies show negative correlations between stress markers (e.g., cortisol) and AMH, while others find no significant effect. Longitudinal data are scarce. AMH is also discussed as a marker of spermatogenesis in men, but the link with stress is even less studied. Since MyBody-X does not measure AMH and the provided sources do not address this topic, no evidence-based statement can be made. The evidence rating is 'unclear'. For individual concerns, consult an endocrinologist or gynecologist.